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EFDA meeting on Fuelling and Particle Control Session: Burn and Particle Control March 2009. ITM plans with respect to Integrated Modelling, in particular with respect to “Burn and Particle Control” David Coster, IMP3 Project Leader on behalf of the ITM.
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EFDA meeting on Fuelling and Particle Control Session: Burn and Particle Control March 2009 ITM plans with respect to Integrated Modelling, in particular with respect to “Burn and Particle Control”David Coster, IMP3 Project Leaderon behalf of the ITM TF Leader : P. Strand, Deputies: L-G. Eriksson, R. CoelhoEFDA CSU Contact Person: D. Kalupin ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
ITM • Charge of the ITM • Structure of the ITM • Coverage in the ITM of issues related to “EFDA meeting on Fuelling and Particle Control” ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
EFDA ITM-TF EFDA SC (03)-21/4.9.2 (June 24th, 2003) ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
Two time-scales • Application of existing codes • ISM (ITER Scenario Modelling) • Some material from this in Martin Valovic’s talk • Development of new codes / Integration of “old” codes • IMP 1—5 • Supported by ISIP • Some of the physics pieces are covered in other talks ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
ITM-TF Milestones ITM-TF Milestones Unexpected manpower losses and other delays: deliverables 2009 ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
Topics of this meeting addressed by the ITM • Burn and Particle Control • ETS • Pumping, divertor operation and SOL physics • IMP3 • SOLPS, EDGE2D-EIRENE (both running standalone on the Gateway) • ERO (Task for 2009) • Fuelling Technologies • Fuelling and H&CD • IMP3 (pellets, gas puff) • IMP5 (NBI, ICRH, ECRH, LH, …) • Other fuelling applications • IMP3 (SOLPS, …) ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
ITM ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
Burn and Particle Control • Control issues • Ensure sufficient fuel (D+T) in the core • Pellets (ETS modules planned for 2009) • Ensure that the core is hot enough • NBI, ICRH, ECRH (ETS modules in 2009/2010) • Ensure sufficient exhaust of ash (He) • Edge codes (coupling planned 2010) • Ensure sufficient upstream separatrix density so that divertor heat loads are controlled and that target erosion made small enough • Edge codes (coupling planned 2010) • Probably also need to puff radiating impurities • Core impurities (ETS modules planned for 2009) • Edge impurities (coupling planned 2010) • Ensure density in front of ICRH and LH antennas sufficient • Some IMP3 work planned in 2009, fully coupled in 2010 ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
Burn and Particle Control, II • Control issues • ELMs • IMP1 work on linear stability thresholds • IMP2 work on non-linear modules (IMP4 also interested) • IMP3 already treats some aspects in edge fluid codes • Coupling in 2010 • New kinetic codes being ported to ITM in 2009 • Fast particle losses • IMP5 • New kinetic codes being ported in 2009 • RMP • Some work in edge codes ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
Modelling of Particle Sources in the IMP5 ITM-09-IMP5-T7: DEVELOPMENT OF A NBI SOURCE MODULE Particle sourses within IMP5: Sources from NBI injection (IMP5-T7 is devoted for that purpose); nuclear reaction products in the Fokker-Planck models (simplified model IMP5-T3) and advanced Monte Carlo codes IMP5-T6 and IMP5-T5); Gas fuelling is naturally included in 3D Fokker-Planck codes IMP5-T6 and IMP5-T5 in the simplified model IMP5-T3 the modelled or experimental density profiles are used as input. Pellet injection no IMP5 task, can be included by taking into account of the change in the density profiles from transport simulations. IMP5 2009 Plans ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
NBI Particle Sources ITM-09-IMP5-T7: DEVELOPMENT OF A NBI SOURCE MODULE - OAW: V. Yavorskij - CEA: M. Schneider - TEKES: O. Asunta Description:The module should calculate the deposition of Neutral Beam Injected (NBI) ions in 2D (and possibly 3D). To be used as a general purpose module for the NBI source term in Fokker-Planck codes. Deliverables:A code conforming to ITM-TF standards; ready to run on the ITM-TF platform (July 2009). A report describing the method and its applicability (September 2009) A report on code verification/benchmarking (December 2009); Code validation (continues). IMP5 2009 Plans ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
Core physics • ETS • European Transport Solver • Modular design • Kepler as the Scientific Workflow Engine • Physics modules communicating via standardized data objects (CPOs) EQUIL ICRH NBI TRANSP SAW TEETH ETS DIAG FEED BACK ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
ITM IMP1 • ETS • European Transport Solver • Modular design • Kepler as the Scientific Workflow Engine • Physics modules communicating via standardized data objects (CPOs) EQUIL IMP5 IMP4 IMP2 IMP5 ICRH NBI TRANSP SAW TEETH IMP3 ETS DIAG FEED BACK ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
ITM EQUIL • ETS+EDGE • Coupled via CPO’s • Providing BCs to each other • Initially planned for 2009 • Staffing shortages 2010 ICRH NBI TRANSP SAW TEETH ETS DIAG EDGE FEED BACK ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
KEPLER Transport Workflow P.HUYNH, V.BASIUK ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
ITM-TF Application Structure ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
Physics code Receives CPOin, CPOout, Physics calculations Updates CPOout Physics code Receives CPOin, CPOout, Physics calculations Updates CPOout ITM-TF Application Structure Framework (Kepler) Calls the wrapper, specifying the present time of the simulation, orchestrates run. Future physics modules, such as those discussed here! Wrapper Calls UAL to GET the CPOin and CPOout at the requested time slices Wrapper (FC2K, WS2K) Calls UAL to GET the CPOin and CPOout at the requested time slices Updates data management nodes Calls UAL to PUT the CPOout ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
SOLPS • 2d edge transport code • Fluid plasma • Kinetic (or fluid) neutrals • Models for • Atomic and surface physics (extensive) • Including treatment of W • Thermal transport in targets • Mixed materials • Planned additions • D/T storage and release from surfaces ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
SOLPS: ITER net C deposition rate (D+C+Be) T co-deposition limit: 4 1000-second ITER pulses 200 1000-second pulses PSI 2006 ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
SOLPS: ELM simulations Density profiles Temperatures at the target Transport multipliers PSI 2008 ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19
Summary • Main ITM is not really in a position to provide answers now • Aiming to have the tools ready over the next few years • End 2009: • Core transport code with a selection of physics modules • End 2010: • Core transport code with an extensive set of physics modules • Free boundary support • Core-Edge coupling (without free boundary support) • End 2011: • ??? (synergies between RF and NBI, …) • ISM part is already providing answers, as are individual physics pieces that are being incorporated into the ITM ITM plans wrt Fuelling and Particle Control 2009-03-19